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Monday, February 8, 2016

One of the reasons I love the West

One of the reasons I love the West...The wide-open spaces. When I first moved West, I was amazed at the broad panoramas I could see from the hills of every highway and the crest of every dirt backroad. The land goes on forever, with undulating hills, rock outcroppings, pine forests, and craggy, snow-capped mountains that carry the viewer’s dreams to the far horizon.How to Wrangle a CowboyThe last thing this cowboy expectedInner-city veterinarian Lindsey Ward always loved visiting her grandfather’s Wyoming ranch, so it breaks her heart to have to sell it. She’ll miss the scent of hay and sagebrush under the wide-open sky, but at least the sale will help fund the clinic she’s always dreamed of.Was to get roped by a city girlRuggedly handsome foreman Shane Lockhart and his adorable son aren’t making it any easier for Lindsey to focus on what has to be done. It’s exhilarating going toe to toe with a rough, tough cowboy whose stubborn idealism matches her own, but it’s Shane’s tenderness that might tip Lindsey’s heart over the fence.About Joanne Kennedy:Joanne Kennedy is the RITA-nominated author of ten contemporary Western romance novels, including Cowboy Trouble, Tall, Dark and Cowboy, and the Cowboys of Decker Ranch series, which began with How to Handle a Cowboy, one of Booklist’s “Best Romances of the Decade.” Joanne lives in a secret mountain hideout on the Wyoming/Colorado border with two dogs, a cat named Earl, and a husband who is an airline pilot, military officer, and volunteer fireman. When not loving a man in uniform, she occupies her obsessive personality with cowboys, quarter horses, hiking in the mountains, and squirrels.

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